Benjamin Netanyahu and Anatoly Sharansky, New York, USA
May 05, 1986 - Solidarity Sunday For Soviet Jewry in New York City: On February 11th 1986, Anatoly Sharansky, after spending nine years in Russian Prisons and Labour camps, was allowed to leave the Soviet Union. During his imprisonment Sharansky became a symbol for groups advocating Jewish immigration from the Soviet Union. Photo Shows L-R Benjamin Netanyahu, permanent representative of Israel to the United Nations, and freed Jewish activist Anatoly Sharansky, waving to the crowd, during a rally held in New York City on May 11th 1986
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